Strong, W. M. 1911. Notes on the languages of the north-eastern and adjoining divisions. Annual Report for the year ending 30th June 1911. 203-217.
@article{309606, author = {W. M. Strong}, journal = {Annual Report for the year ending 30th June}, pages = {203-217}, title = {Notes on the languages of the north-eastern and adjoining divisions}, volume = {1911}, year = {1911}, bestfn = {papua\strong_north-eastern1911_o.pdf}, besttxt = {ptxt2\papua\strong_north-eastern1911_o.txt}, fn = {papua\strong_north-eastern1911v2.pdf, papua\strong_north-eastern1911_o.pdf, papua\strong_north-eastern1911.pdf}, hhtype = {wordlist}, inlg = {English [eng]}, lgcode = {Arifamu = Arifama-Miniafia [aai], Lakwa = Arifama-Miniafia [aai], Ubiri = Ubir [ubr], Maisin [mbq], Doga [dgg], Warakauta geographically Anuki [aui], Mukawa = Are [mwc], Paiwa = Gapapaiwa [pwg], Dauakerike could count as Gapapaiwa [pwg], Waria = Zia [zia], Mambare = Binandele [bhg], Waseda = Orokaiva [okv], Koko = Hunjara [hkk], Dobadura = Orokaiva [okv], Okeina = Yega = Ewage-Notu [nou], Baruga [bjz], Korapi = Korafe [kpr], Saroa = Bariji [bjc], Bori = Yareba [yrb], Keveri = Keveri-Strong = Nawaru [nwr], Oiwa = Aneme Wake [aby], O'oku [NOCODE_Ooku], Lawa = Laua [luf], Mailu [mgu], Akabara = Barai [bbb], Numba = Ese [mcq], Jimuni = Ese [mcq], Bavaru locationwise Ese [mcq], Onjo = Onjob [onj], Pue = Maiwa [mti], Maneao = Maiwa [mti], Galeva = Maiwa [mti], Jimajima = Dima [jma], Gwoiden = Umanakaina [gdn], Gigarebi = Umanakaina [gdn], Gagara = Fuyug [fuy], Wowonga = Mountain Koiari [kpx]}, macro_area = {Papunesia}, src = {hh} }
Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
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Arifamu | |
Lakwa | |
Ubiri | |
Maisin | |
Doga | |
Warakauta geographically Anuki | |
Mukawa | |
Paiwa | |
Dauakerike could count as Gapapaiwa | |
Waria | |
Mambare | |
Waseda | |
Koko | |
Dobadura | |
Okeina = Yega | |
Baruga | |
Korapi | |
Saroa | |
Bori | |
Keveri = Keveri-Strong | |
Oiwa | |
O'oku | |
Lawa | |
Mailu | |
Akabara | |
Numba | |
Jimuni | |
Bavaru locationwise Ese | |
Onjo | |
Pue | |
Maneao | |
Galeva | |
Jimajima | |
Gwoiden | |
Gigarebi | |
Gagara | |
Wowonga |